[AccessD] Read only rights

Michael Bahr jedi at charm.net
Mon Jan 10 11:28:40 CST 2011


Should be the ACL or Access Control List.  This is done on the server side
and keeps prying eyes out.  Using the DAC-Discretionary Access Control
model, where you are the owner and you give specific rights to individuals
or groups.

Mike

> I created two users to test the rights I assigned and how they function,
> straight in SQL Server.
> One is read and one is read and write.
>
> The read / write operates as expected, however the read only allowed me to
> modify but not save the
> modifications.  Somehow I expected the query to be readonly.
>
> Again this was directly in a SQL Server table, logged in to SSMS through
> that user.
>
> I expect the same results once I get to getting at the data from Access.
> Is there a way to prevent
> even the appearance of modifying the data if the user is read only?
>
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